Anatomy of the Dicotyledons.
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...…(Bentley, 1977), Goodeniaceae (Bentley, 1977), Hydrangeaceae (Zimmermann, 1932), Icacinaceae (Koptur, 1992), Musaceae (Koptur, 1992), Olacaeae (Metcalf and Chalk, 1971) and Stryracaceae (Vesque, 1886); and (c) genera without any species identification, if they could not be confirmed by other…...
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...We omitted (a) families with only a single, unpublished report of EFNs: Aristolochiaceae and Clusiaceae; (b) families with a single, published report of EFNs that could not be confirmed: Alismataceae (Schnell et al., 1963), Ancistrocladaceae (Metcalfe 1951 in Koptur, 1992), Annonaceae (Koptur, 1992), Bruneliliaceae (Watson and Dallwitz, 1992 onwards), Caryophyllaceae (Bentley, 1977), Goodeniaceae (Bentley, 1977), Hydrangeaceae (Zimmermann, 1932), Icacinaceae (Koptur, 1992), Musaceae (Koptur, 1992), Olacaeae (Metcalf and Chalk, 1971) and Stryracaceae (Vesque, 1886); and (c) genera without any species identification, if they could not be confirmed by other means (26 genera)....
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...Arabidopsis and other members of the Brassicaceae exhibit anisocytic complexes where the stoma is surrounded by three cells, one of which is smaller (Figures 5 and 9B; Metcalfe and Chalk, 1950; Pant and Kidwai, 1967)....
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